Therapists specialising in OCD within 10 miles of your current location

As an experienced (19 years) therapist, I bring warmth, safety, honesty and provide a space where you can bring what is troubling you and be truly heard, understood and accepted. I listen with care, offer perspective and work alongside you as you mak…

Sometimes in our lives we just need some help or support and we don't have anyone to talk to. You may be thinking  "I can't talk about personal feelings to a stranger." You may feel scared but taking the first step could change your life. With my exp…

I work with adults and young people  from all backgrounds with different past experiences, cultures, ethnicity and diversity. If you feel you have nobody to talk to, confide in or feel others will not understand you or your past, this is the place fo…

Hello, I’m Lauren, a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist. I am trained in the person-centred approach, which means our work together is entirely client-led. My role is to provide a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where you can expl…

I believe that the therapeutic relationship is a vital part of the healing journey, and I strive to embody qualities such as presence, empathy, and authenticity in my work. Through active listening and compassionate support, I create a space where cl…

I am a BACP Accredited and Registered Counsellor / Psychotherapist who offers short and long term therapy. Referrals come from Healthcare companies [including AXA, WPA and BUPA], GP practices and Private clients.  Sessions take place at Sheen Therapy…

I appreciate that for many of us (including myself), asking for help is sometimes not an easy step to take. The prospect of opening up and sharing your thoughts and feelings with someone else is quite a leap of faith. So if you have not experienced c…

I have an MSc in Integrative Psychotherapy. Further training in Developmental Somatic Psychotherapy and fully accredited with UKCP. Seeking psychotherapy or counselling can often be daunting, so I try to support this by offering a gentle and compassi…

My counselling approach is humanistic in nature. Broadly speaking this means I treat the person and not their problem or disorder. I’m not too keen on diagnosing or pathologising what’s wrong with you. Rather I tend to see my client’s difficulties as…